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'''Mike Nystul''' (born March 22, 1966 in Chicago, Illinois) wrote numerous role-playing game products in the 1990's, also serving as one of the main" product developers for [[BattleTech]] during the [[FASA]] era to the point of becoming [[BattleTech Line Developer]] until ca. the end of 1991. His brother [[Bryan Nystul]] would succeed him in that role (with [[Scott Jenkins]] serving in between them from 1992 through 1993). He is credited as developer in a number of products FASA released during or shortly after his tenure, plus design credits for the ''[[MechWarrior, Second Edition]]'' role-playing game and some writing credits.<br />
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Outside of Battletech, Nystul wrote several products for FASA's [[Shadowrun]] line and created the Whispering Vault role-playing game, among other projects.<br />
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* [[w:Mike Nystul|Mike Nystul Wikipedia page]]<br />
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